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EPQ Presentations
Your presentation
- Your presentation is part of AO4, which is worth 20% of your total marks
- Your presentation should last around 15 minutes
- You will need to be prepared for around 10 minutes of questions after your presentation
- You will need evidence of how you responded to the questions you were asked
Structuring your presentation
Consider structuring your presentation around the assessments objectives
Management and planning
Research
Development
Review
Introduction
Research
- Why you decided to do your project
- What are the key issues you are going to cover in the presentation
Time: Approx - 1 minute
- Talk about what research you conducted and how you did it
- Discuss both primary and secondary research
Time: Approx - 2 minutes
Conclusions
Development/Discussion
- What was the outcome of your project?
Time: Approx - 1 minute
- How did you complete your project, including planning
- What did you discover?
Time: Approx - 4 minutes
Evaluation
- How do you feel about the final outcome?
- What did you learn from doing the project, referring to skills you gained or honed?
- What advice would you give about doing EPQ - ‘what I wish I’d known!’
Time: Need at least 2 minutes
Question time
- This is your chance to respond to the interest you will have sparked in your audience
- Give yourself about 10 minutes for this
- Remember – you are the expert!
Preparing your presentation
- What format will it take?
Film
Demonstration
PowerPoint/Prezi/Google Slides
- Venue
Is it suitable?
What equipment do you need?
- Audience
Who are you going to invite?
What might they already know and what might need to be explained?
Delivering your presentation
- Keep it visual - Avoid lots of text on screen
- Try to maintain eye contact with your audience, when possible
- Consider your body language - Standing up to deliver your presentation is best
- Practice before delivering your final presentation
- Consider your pace and tone when speaking
- You are welcome to engage with your audience when presenting
- Cue cards are helpful for prompting
Presentation dates
Remember to select the date you would like to complete your presentation on.
Please do this through the Google Doc I have shared with you.
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